Walk the dock ?
I don't think you understand how big my building is.
Corner Irish Bar
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Im still drunk
Today won't be very productive
You just need a #1 from Primanti and a nap.
Boot up the Xbox and cut your virtual lawn. You can drink and drive and you feel mad accomplished when you finish it.
Like ahh I did something today!
Nah
Ill probably drink some more and then take a nap
You just need a #1 from Primanti and a nap.
I asked my wife how much alcohol did you put in the drinks?
She said the first 3 was only 3 shots and the 4th drink i just killed the bottle
Holy fuck
B
I don't think you understand how big my building is.
Meh....
In my Local we had 2 (actual) Hubs. I used to walk the docks at UPS and then go to Yellow and Roadway.
No big deal.
If it's a driver in my center I'll find out and make them stand on that shit. I hate dirty slob drivers that leave trash, piss bottles, and cigarettes.
Could be an out of center driver tho. 4 centers in my building. Zero clue how to find out where my bid route truck is on Saturdays.
Tell them this is your office. You would appreciate if they would clean their crap up. Then let a steward know. Next in line is bagging the shit up(let onroad know you are starting early) and give them(the driver) an award at PCM.
If you know who to talk to you can find out who was in it.
Meh....
In my Local we had 2 (actual) Hubs. I used to walk the docks at UPS and then go to Yellow and Roadway.
No big deal.
Then you was done working for the week...
What pick ups? There were no ups stores or amazon returns back then. Internet hadn't really taken off at that point so I can't imagine Target or whatever else had 300 pieces a day going out like they do now. You guys had Mickey Mouse pick ups.
SMH
Filled a p10 everyday with pickups from the place that made Buck knife sheaths id pack that bitch full everyday
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I asked my wife how much alcohol did you put in the drinks?
She said the first 3 was only 3 shots and the 4th drink i just killed the bottle
Holy fuck
Slow down cowboy.... !
😂
SMH
Filled a p10 everyday with pickups from the place that made Buck knife sheaths id pack that bitch full everyday
No
That can’t be true.
Says so
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Then you was done working for the week...
Nope. It was 24-7
At least for me. I notice Locals (including mine) don’t even publish their cell #’s anymore.
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Yeah but who can figure that out? What system is that on? Can a regular on road sup figure that out?
Cuz I think I asked the Saturday on road a few weeks ago and they said "I don't know how to figure that out"
Any sup could find out who used that truck in a heartbeat.
It was an everyday thing. Had to physically call the center and clean up pickups that feeders wouldn’t cover.
The good thing was once you left in the morning you were on your own no cell phones or diad messages. They’d leave a message at pickups to call in But I mostly ignored those
Slow down cowboy.... !
😂
I didn't even ask for them. She made them for me.
I guess she wants thst 100% survivorship option
No husband needed...
Nope. It was 24-7
At least for me. I notice Locals (including mine) don’t even publish their cell #’s anymore.
Different times
Just look how few members go to a meeting.
Many have never been at the hall.
I believe I remember a NDA fixed rate of $12.50. No matter the distance.
The NDA Letters were I think $8.50 when they first came out. Cram as much as you could in one, some were an inch thick. I had a machine shop that would get metal samples sometimes in them.
My first route was an industrial park. Deliver 400 in a 24' box truck with 50 pickups. Blow it out with 600 pickup pieces average, so 1000 boxes a day. One pickup was a Clark forklift warehouse, 75-100 NDA. Just about every day I would have another driver help delivering one of my bulk stops. About three other drivers would help cover my late closing pickups because I would blow my car out by 5-6:00.
R.I.P thread?
The NDA Letters were I think $8.50 when they first came out. Cram as much as you could in one, some were an inch thick. I had a machine shop that would get metal samples sometimes in them.
My first route was an industrial park. Deliver 400 in a 24' box truck with 50 pickups. Blow it out with 600 pickup pieces average, so 1000 boxes a day. One pickup was a Clark forklift warehouse, 75-100 NDA. Just about every day I would have another driver help delivering one of my bulk stops. About three other drivers would help cover my late closing pickups because I would blow my car out by 5-6:00.
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I didn't even ask for them. She made them for me.
I guess she wants thst 100% survivorship option
No husband needed...
Maybe.... she is looking for just a boyfriend ?
I know a retied Teamster living on a great pension. She could hit me up.
Maybe.... she is looking for just a boyfriend ?
I know a retied Teamster living on a great pension. She could hit me up.
Be careful what you wish for..
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